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1 Int|    That painting, in which the father has one feminine hand and
2 2  | impatiently, unhappily, in his father’s house; this same son who
3 2  | festive clothes. And then, the father (the marvelous figure of
4 2  |        marvelous figure of the father, whom Rembrandt has represented
5 2  |     and a masculine hand), the Father, who is truly servant of
6 2  |       necessary “to become the Father,” wrote Henri Nouwen. A
7 2  |          wrote Henri Nouwen. A father, with a maternal and paternal